California Regulators to Vote on Utilities' Wildfire Plan
California regulators will vote Thursday on plans by the state’s three large utilities to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires. The California Public Utilities Commission is expected to approve the plans, which include a controversial move to shut off power lines to prevent fires.
Reporter: Marisa Lagos
Police Use-of-Force Bill Passes State Assembly
A bill that would further restrict when police officers could use deadly force overwhelmingly has passed the state Assembly.
Reporter: Katie Orr
Fresno Police Chief Announces Bid for Mayor
Fresno's current mayor, Lee Brand, has announced he is not seeking re-election in 2020. Now, a well-liked but controversial police chief in Fresno has thrown his hat into the ring.
Reporter: Monica Velez
Wage Theft Rampant at California Elder Care Facilities
Elder care is a growing industry as the population ages and a lot of people are opting for alternatives to traditional nursing homes. One of the options available is a board-and-care facility. But several issues have arisen with it, including violations of labor laws.
Guest: Jennifer Gollan